Bodysuit and Pants Basic Beige

Baby measurements - How do I know?

Baby measurements have been rigorously tested for over 20 years!

We will help you choose the right size for your baby!

Our sizes correspond to the following baby months:

• 00M - Baby over 45 cm

• 0M - Baby over 50 cm

• 1M - Baby over 54 cm

• 3M - Baby over 57 cm

• 6M - Baby over 63 cm

• 9M - Baby over 68 cm                                         

• 12M - Baby over 75 cm

• 18M - Baby over 81 cm

• 24M - Baby over 87 cm

Length of Bodysuits:

• 00M - 31 cm

• 0M - 33 cm

• 1M - 35 cm

• 3M - 37 cm

• 6M - 40 cm

• 9M - 42 cm

• 12M - 44 cm

• 18M - 47 cm

• 24M - 51 cm

Length of Underpants:

00M - 27 cm, 0M - 29 cm, 1M - 31 cm, 3M - 34 cm, 6M - 38 cm

Length of Babygrows:

• 00M - ±42 cm

• 0M - ±45 cm

• 1M - ±48 cm

• 3M - ±53 cm

• 6M - ±58 cm

• 9M - ±60 cm

• 12M - ±62 cm

Length/Width of Collar Sweaters:

• 12M - 34 cm / 27 cm

• 18M - 36 cm / 28 cm

• 24M - 39 cm / 30 cm

• 36M - 41 cm / 31 cm

• 48M - 44 cm / 32 cm

Age/Head Circumference - Hats:

• 1/3M - 34 cm - 42 cm
• 3/6M - 38 cm / 45 cm
• 6/12M - 40 cm / 49 cm
• 12/24M - 42 cm / 53 cm
• 24/36M - 44 cm / 55 cm

Washing Baby Clothes:

Washing baby clothes requires special attention to ensure they are clean, safe, and comfortable for your child!

1. Use gentle detergent: Choose a mild, hypoallergenic liquid detergent or neutral soap and do not use fabric softeners;

2. Separate the clothes: Wash your baby’s clothes separately from the rest of the family’s laundry;

3. Choose a delicate cycle: Use the delicate or sensitive clothes setting on your washing machine. These cycles are gentler and reduce friction and excessive wear on the clothes.

1. Wash items separately: Items like bedding, cloth diapers, and towels should be washed separately to avoid cross-contamination.

2. Check washing instructions: Always check the washing instructions on the clothing labels to ensure you are following the correct guidelines.

Velvets and Cottons:

Washing cycle up to 40°

The ideal temperature for most baby clothes is around 30°C to 40°C, as warm water effectively removes dirt and stains without being too harsh on the clothes.

You can also choose to hand wash. Soak the clothes in a basin of warm water!

Do not use bleach

Do not use bleach or fabric softeners. These leave residues on the items that can cause skin allergies in your baby!

Do not use a tumble dryer

All padded items—duvets, mattress protectors, blankets, etc.—should not be put in the tumble dryer. However, for velvets, the pieces become fluffier if you lightly iron them when they are almost dry.

Maximum iron temperature 150°C

Cottons are resistant to heat. If the item has padding, do not press the iron down; just lightly pass over the fabric.

Also see the article about care for Duvets and Mattress Protectors.

Remember that your baby is unique and may have different care needs. If you have any questions about washing baby clothes, talk to us here!

Washing baby clothes is a challenge!